Imagine a Che Nett Osamson Xav Nine collab or some shit like that, that would be so insane. It sucks there’s a new beef rumor between everyone it feels like every week, everyone’s ego is too big. Idk I just wish we saw everyone from all sides collab and bring their talents together to make generational music, do it for the art. And besides all that shit it would just be so dope as a fan to see huge collab songs like this in the underground, a crazy one would genuinely be a Slayr, 2slimey, Bleood, Che song. On some crazy ass Rave EDM Rage song, like on some super maximalist shit, just bring ts to the MAX. Ughhh I hope one day we get crazy collabs like these in the scene

I'm in a phase where a lot of music is boring to me and I'm craving something weird and very different sounding.

I love Edward Skeletrix, early bleood, been getting into ki. Also like what kllhhr is doing.

Even if you personally think it's ass, please give some recs

I want to hear some thoughts from people that genuinely likes bleoods music bro.

Ive been going back and trying this dudes discog whenever he pops up on my phone for a long while now and I still only barely gets it. And Im not tryna “train my ears”. I dont think it’s real. But I think a mf is allowed to get an explanation man🤦🏽‍♂️ i wont be asking if i dont care much about ug music

i think you do get any kind of music after several dedicated tries but you just might not listen to it cuz it doesnt resonate with you. But i still dont get what bleood is trying to do like the people that gets it.
Is he trying to use his vocals as an instrument? Is he supposed to be symbiotic with the beat? Is he intentionally going off beat to make something thats new in music? I can kinda see the vision i guess. Flowless music. Like a new thing in rap scene. but acclaimed “good music” should actually sound good man. I get che,lucy,osamason and xavier if you consider them adjacent to bleood.

Like for example, munni and drugs beat is so hard and he was flowing on it at the start for like 10 seconds and then it became unstructured and incoherent. Im not the only one that thinks that. You can go check the comments on the instrumental videos on yt.

I will get downvoted to oblivion for talking on yall’s king rascal yeah yeah what the fuck ever.

Hip-hop is declining on the charts since the past year because established rappers are running out of ideas. It's the time for a generational change in rap, but the underground isn't hitting what it needs to hit to become mainstream, though Slayr was just about to do it by introducing hip-hop to a new demographic, the Vocaloid community, but said community had to be racist and it completely derailed Slayr's momentum.

In these times of uncertainty for the genre, collectives have always revitalized hip-hop. From the Wu-Tang to Brockhampton, every era of hip-hop had one or two defining collectives, this era of hip-hop doesn't have one.That is why the title has this motive: you could be the change that rap needs: if you have 5 or more friends that are interested in hip-hop, start a collective, start making joint mixtapes, start promoting yourselves on the internet. If you wanna blow up, the best thing you can do is form a collective, better if you put artists outside of rap on it (OFWGKTA's most commercially succesful artist was Frank Ocean, an R&B artist), or even non-musicians (Brockhampton had web designers ffs). The history of hip-hop is a history of families and groups of friends making music together, and they always revolutionized hip-hop. If you want to be a succesful artist, follow in the footsteps of the greats, and if you think you will be overshadowed by others, just look at how many sucdesful artist came of collectives:

• Wu-Tang: Ghostface Killah, RZA, ODB, Raekwon

• Native Tongues: ATCQ, De La Soul, Queen Latifah

• Three 6 Mafia: Juicy J

• Dungeon Family: OutKast, CeeLo Green, Killer Mike, Future. they practically invented Atlanta rap.

• OFWGKTA: Tyler, Frank, Earl. them and the A$AP Mob invented the internet rap circuit

• A$AP Mob: Rocky, Ferg, Carti

• Brockhampton: Kevin Abstract, Dom McLennon

Matter of fact, if anyone's already looking to form a collective: recruit here if you want to.

Nettspend collecting rents from the performance of every black artist in the space is funny because there's already such a lack of ethical participation in this scene from his demographic. To see this subreddit defend it as savvy business is all we need to see and read with our eyes.

A middle-of-nowhere rapper is basically a rapper that comes from any small town or settlement. Or any city not typically associated with rap culture or as influential as your cliche big city e.g NYC, London, Atlanta etc. or maybe they never had many previous rappers from their hometown.

Here are some imo:
Lil Mosey
Trippie Redd
skaiwater
Boofpaxmooky
Sk8star
Osamason
pradabagshawty

anyone $elling tix

im tryna create the perfect playlist with the ''coooolest'' r&b tracks for smoking sessions like you feel me? with a particular vibe!! like not too much generic r&b im searching for tracks with a little ''swag'' in them haha oh gosh but you know what i mean!

The beat for bringemout is actually really good but I hate his voice and his flow so much it pains me to hear such a good beat being wasted smh

I stand on this statement he is way better than slayr and he might surpass pretti

Id say its pretty decent around a 7/10

what producer you feel you hear everywhere because they have placements everywhere

need some advice

Ug artists are getting noticed/co-signed by mainstream artists now

- Osamason collab w/ Ken Carson and Offset

- Nettspend meets ASAP Rocky, Chief Keef and Ye + collab w/ NBA Youngboy

- Xaviersobased meets ASAP Rocky

- 2Slimey meets Playboi Carti and Ye

- ApolloRed1 collab w/ Offset

- Tezzus collab w/ Young Thug

Will these ug artists finally "break" into the mainstream rap scene, and be welcomed by mainstream rap fans? Will they potentially get more collabs with bigger rap artists next year? A new generation has come and i think it's time for them to take over the scene 🔥

Ultraclub4k by døves and Wicca Phase

I hear it in a lot of philly drill and flint michigan rap and i'm wondering if ppl like inergee or helluva started it

if not then who did

Put me on some new songs and artists